Florida deputy accuses driver of 'holding a phone' with her 'right hand.' But there's a big problem.
A Florida deputy issued a ticket to a driver for allegedly holding a phone while driving. However, the driver, who is disabled, was actually using a device to assist with her mobility. This incident raises questions about the deputy's judgment during the traffic stop.
- ▪The deputy claimed the driver was holding a phone with her right hand.
- ▪The driver is disabled and was using a mobility device.
- ▪The situation has sparked discussions about law enforcement practices during traffic stops.
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